wadd
Section: WIN SYSTEM (1W)
Updated: 1995.7.14
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NAME
wadd - Binding of two win format files with overlapped time
SYNOPSIS
wadd
mainfile
subfile
[
outdir
]
DESCRIPTION
Wadd adds a win format file
subfile
to a win format file
mainfile,
and enters the result in a directory specified by
outdir
with the same name as
mainfile.
When
outdir
is not specified, the result replaces
mainfile.
Time range of the result file coincides with that of
mainfile.
In
subfile,
data of the same channel number as
mainfile
are bypassed. That is to say, among
subfile,
the part of which time range overlaps with
mainfile
and only of which channel number is different is added to
mainfile.
Wadd is the same directory as a win format waveform file, considers a file made by adding '.ch' to waveform file name to be its channel table file, makes the channel table file name by adding '.ch' to result file name, and synthesizes them. If the channel table file is not found, the channel table file of the result is not created.
When
subfile
does not contain data of start time (the first second) of
mainfile,
wadd inserts dummy data of channel contained in
subfile
in data for the first second of the result file. The purpose is to deal with the risk that win(1W) program bypasses channels not contained in data for the first second.
Cat(1) can be utilized to couple two win format files having the same channel configuration and adjacent time range.
When wadd is initiated without argument, brief usage is displayed.
OPTIONS
- None.
-
SOURCE
- `wadd.c'
-
SEE ALSO
win(1W), wed(1W), wck(1W), winformat(1W)
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